U.S. and foreign intelligence agencies also have evidence stretching back to the late 1990s that indicates

Ahmad Ibrahim al-Mughassil remains in hiding in Iran. He is wanted as one of the masterminds of

the Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia that killed 19 Americans.

..Many alQaida tactics, including how members crossed into Iran after the U.S. began military operations

to rout al-Qaida and the Taliban from  Afghanistan.

A specific phone number, as early as 1997 indicating that al-Mughassil was living in Iran

Iran continues to hold senior al-Qaida leaders who are bombings in the 1998 East Africa Embassy.

Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, al-Qaida's leader of the Iraqi insurgency, may have dipped into Iran.

Rasool Nafisi, a Middle East analyst who studies conservative groups in Iran, said Iran has returned

some lower-level operatives to their home countries but probably is keeping higher-ranking operatives as a bartering chip.

"Remember, Islamic tradition is very much based on haggling," Nafisi said. "If I were the Iranian government,

I'd be very happy to have them and to use them in future negotiations with the United States." 

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 چند روزى ست كه تلويزيون جمهورى اسلامى سرودى را با هدف تهييج احساسات مردم بر ضد امريكا پخش ميكند كه در آن نوك تيز حمله به مجسمه آزادى نشانه رفته است   مقاله